to conflicts surrounding the terms of his contract with the school. He was appointed a music examiner at the University of Toronto in 1896 and that same year was made music director of the Kingston Ladies' College. Sometime during the first decade of the 20th century he joined the faculty of the Chicago Musical College where he was actively teaching up through 1912. After this his whereabouts and activities are unknown, although scholars believe he most likely remained in the United States until his death. References 1848 births 20th-century deaths English composers English organists British male organists English violinists British male violinists English violists The Royal Conservatory of Music faculty Toronto College of Music faculty Trinity College (Canada) alumni Alumni of Trinity College of Music Year of death missing